deuce biggalow
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Can I feed my brownbanded and leopard shark a mixture of frozen food I got at the market, it consists of squid, octopus, shrimp, mussels, and clams????? Thanks
Can I feed my Sharks??????
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deuce biggalow
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I just sent over a few pics,, let me know what you think. Thanks, Justin
deuce biggalow
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The only concern that I had, was I was not sure if any of it was cooked, it did not say so on the bag. Is there a difference between squid and calamari, I don't think so. The frozen squid I bought at the fish store for a million bucks, sinks to the bottom right away, this stuff seems to float. How can I get it to sink?
novice150
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Your right, squid and calamari are the same thing.
My bag didn't say either, but it all certainly appeared raw. Plus the instructions were for cooking, not heating so gave it a try. I used a rather primitive test to tell if the squid was cooked, I bit it!
Cooked is very rubbery. I would say the reason yours floats is because it has been frozen and there is air trapped in it. I don't know if mine floats, I always use either tongs, or a feeding stick.
My bag didn't say either, but it all certainly appeared raw. Plus the instructions were for cooking, not heating so gave it a try. I used a rather primitive test to tell if the squid was cooked, I bit it!
Cooked is very rubbery. I would say the reason yours floats is because it has been frozen and there is air trapped in it. I don't know if mine floats, I always use either tongs, or a feeding stick.
oceanclear
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Hey guys what temp are you keeping those leopards
shark at?and what stingray will go with these
sharks my tank is at 72 degrees is this ok?
shark at?and what stingray will go with these
sharks my tank is at 72 degrees is this ok?
deuce biggalow
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My tank is generally between 78-81.
